You can try to simply flip over the motor, shaft down making it rest where the MotorBolt lays flat on a surface white the shaft is free from any contact with the flat surface RCA facing up. Then tap with a non metallic mass the RCA softly forcing the motor to bottom down and flush with the rim of the housing. While this issue is not common some times the thread lock can run through the threads and break the contact. Taping it softly while forcing the motor to flush with housing lip can strip the thread lock and reconnect.
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I just want to say that I love you. With all my heart. That fixed the issue. FK, you guys rock. Wedged the motor between two rolls of masking tape and used the bottom of a bottle of Stencil Stuff to do the tapping.
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